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Hesham Farouk Ali Associate professor | Computers & Systems Dept. | Electronics Research Institute Research & Innovation Acting Manager | Information Technology Institute (ITI) | Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MCIT) 12 Saleh Harb St., 7th. District, Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt., Mobile: +201-006087180: [email protected] [email protected] Career Seeking a challenging position in a warehouse where my stock-picking skills can be put to good use in Research, strategic management, Objective Planning, business development. Education Cairo University, Egypt Ph.D. 1996 – 2001 Electronics & Communication Dept. Faculty of Engineering. M.Sc. 1993 – 1996 Electronics & Communication Dept. Faculty of Engineering. B.Sc. 1986 – 1991 Electronics & Communication Dept. Faculty of Engineering. Innovation Guide, IMP3rove academy coaching program, EU 2013 Certificates Intel Ideation camp coaching 2013 Soft skills workshop 2005 Management course , IESA Univ. Spain 2006 CCNA Certification 2002 – 2003 eContent Research Interest Signal processing. Image processing, Compression, Enhancement. Video processing, Compression, indexing, retrieval. Interactive Video on Demand. Pattern Recognition. Mobile technology The prize of Arab Federation of Library and Information 2009 Awards for the best project of the year. Dar Elwathaek project The Best Ph.D. thesis 2006 Helwan Univ., Cairo, Egypt. (under my supervision) Honor certificates for teaching and project supervision 1997-2002 From AUC.,for more than 12 terms Page 1 of 8 National Strategy Main duties: Putting the targets, Analyzing the current situation, Setting the policy, setting the road map f the directions, Inititives and programs drivien from the strategy goals Developing KSA mobile strategy2014 Member in the committees in preparing the national strategy document for the following: MCIT: Human CapacityBuilding Scalablility Master Plan MCIT: Egypt Governemnt Cloud Computing MCIT: Strategic Plan for eContent MCIT: Strategy on “Mobile for Development“ Ministry of Scientific Research: INNOVATION IN MOBILE FOR DEVELOPMENT Consultations EL-Nasr Car manufactoring 1996 Mobile Oil factory 1998 (examples) Traffic control systems (el-Giza) 2000 Traffic Control systems (Elsharkeyya) 2011 Gaz distribution system 2012 Current and previous jobs I occupied Appointments ERI Main duties: Research and innovations, Consultations, Cooperation with the universities, Training and workshop mastering, Technology transfer activities, Thesis supervisions, research and practical projects development and implementation 1. Associate Professor, ERI, Ministry of scientific research 2011- now 2. Researcher, ERI, Ministry of scientific research. 2001 -2011 3. Assistant Researcher, ERI, Ministry of scientific research. 1996-2001 4. Research Assistant, ERI, Ministry of scientific research. 1993-1996 5. Head of Technical office, ERI president 2012-now 6. Head of technology Transfer office 2013-now MCIT/TIEC/ITI Main duties: Strategies and master plans development, Consultations, Cooperation with other ministries, Training and workshop mastering, Project planning and management, system analysis, protocols formulation, International agreement management. 1. Technology Consultant (ITI) 2014 2. Tehcnology Manager Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship 2013--2014 Center (TIEC) 2012- 2013 3. Acting manager MSCC, Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (TIEC) 4. eContent department manager 2008-2012 5. IT projects manager, MCIT 2002–2008 Page 2 of 8 AUC Main duties: Consultations, Curriculum development, teaching, system administration, projects supervision 1. Instructor at AUC-CACE-CSD, BSD. 1998-2008 2. Network Administrator AUC-CACE-CSD. 1996-1999 3. Technical Advisor AUC-CACE-CSD. 1999-2002 Others 1. Manager of training center in El-Safwa Co. 1995-1996 2. Head of the Sales & Hardware Department, El-Safwa Co. 1996-1998 3. R&D engineer in “WISSAM for designing and manufacturing 1992-1995 electronic systems”. Professional Example of the main activities and achievement in a globe Activities (Examples) MCIT/TIEC/ITI 1. Managing freelancing initiative 2014-2015 2. Standardize ITI tracks according to SFIA 2014-2015 3. Managing freelancing initiative 2014-2015 4. Mobile application task force vise president 2013-2014 5. Microsoft Governmental agreement coordinator 6. Building a map for the player of the technology clusters 2005-2008 7. Helping in planning and establishing universal mobile lab. 2013 8. Launching Egypt Innovate: Mobile Award 2012 9. Building Cloud Computing Lab 2012 10. Preparing for Cloud Computing Academy 2013 11. Evaluation of ITAC-ITIDA proposals 2010 12. Judging IBTICAR competition – TIEC-MCIT 2012 13. Referee in National eContent competition for years 2005, 2006 14. Launching Arabic eContent Initiative 2005 15. Member in the committee for evaluating the final projects for the 2002 ministry of communications and information training system done by IBM. ERI 16. Technical Study preparation for Intranet for the Higher council for 2002 Research Centers and Institute 17. Technical study preparation for Robot track car controlled remotely 2002 18. Technical study for replacing analog computer control system with 2002 digital computer control system Technical consultation for Elsharkeya electronic traffic monitoring 19. 20. Member in the committee for evaluating the proposals in an Egyptian competition in the field of IT technology, (Hardware, Software and informatics). 21. Sponsored by the Egyptian Society for PC’s Technologies Workers. 2001 Page 3 of 8 22. Member in the many committees of describing technical 1995-2010 specifications for many equipment and laboratory preparation 23. Member in many committees for evaluating the products, software 1995-2002 and hardware. Research ERI Projects NSF funded project entitled ” A Low Cost Video and Image Compression 2002–2004 Framework” . (Examples) NILESAT receiver (video compression group). 1998-2000 Building Security algorithm using DSP and FPGA . 2004-2005 Pattern recognition (Okrania). 2007-2009 Thesis Ph.D. Supervision "New Adaptive Technique for Human Body Motion Detection ad Face Recognition based on Wavelet Transform" "Interactive Video On Demand System over Long Range Ethernet" " Mines Detection and classification" “Video Streaming over Wireless Networks” M.Sc. “Fusion Algorithm for Face Detection And Recognition” “New Video streaming techniaue over mobile networks” “A Novel Techniques for Media Asset Management performance Enhancement” “Segmentation for magnetic resonance images of the brain” Project MCIT Management Arabic eContent Initiative Building a portal on the internet having more than 15000 titles (Examples) (www.fekr-rama.com) with Digital Rights management (DRM) and ePayment (VISA, Scratch Card, etc.), digitizing contents (books, software, movies, media, etc…) News portal for Egyptian radio and TV union, ERTU www.egynews.net. Building a portal for online news service, with news library and online streaming National Archive of Egypt (NAE) Community and knowledge generation portal www.fekrzad.com A portal serving the Community based on generating competitions between preparatory schools students. Luxor governorate Portal www.luxorportal.com Sound and Light company portal www.soundandlight.com.eg Ministry of agriculture Building information system for the (Economic activity sector. Ministry of Foreign Affaires: Study for building a portal to connect Egyptian consulate with the ministry of Foreign Affairs. Page 4 of 8 Irrigation and drainage system As a project manager for this project for a modular farm in Elsharkeyya - Electrocard Projects Main duties: Analyzing the system, Determine client requirements, Online status report, time plan setting, selecting the team Membership members, assigning tasks, designing reports format, RFP preparation, (Examples) following up …. Etc. MCIT Smart School network FekrZad portal Microsoft agreement management ERI JPEG2000 compression – NSF 2003-2005 CAD/CAM system in KAFR EL-DAWWAR factory 1997-1998 Expert system for plants disease sponsored by the USAID. (ERI,) 1993-1994 Data logging systems using programmable logic control (PLC) STIA 1993-1994 Wissam Co. for designing and manufacturing electronic systems 1992-1995 Data logging system (in AMICO tenth of RAMADAN factory). Parking control system (in El-Gezira sports club). Production line control in steel factory (INCOSTEEL factory). Moving messages. Currency displays. Elevator displays. Queuing system. Teaching Teaching Experience in the field of signal processing, computer systems and networking in many universities, academies as Experience AUC, FUC, El-Obour academy, Elmadina academy, 6 of October (Examples) university And others: Ministry of Finance ,Ministry of Education, Ministry of Local Development, Middle East Advisory Group, IDSC EGYfIT, TRI –TECH, TeleWeb 1. System Design 2. Basic Internet Services. 3. HTML. , DHTML, ASP 4. Web technologies 5. Computer internetworking. 6. Corporate Intranet. 7. LAN & WAN concepts. 8. TCP/IP protocol 9. Windows server administration 10. Telecommunication and networking. 11. Macromedia FLASH. 12. Multimedia applications 13. Computer graphics Page 5 of 8 14. Computer Peripherals 15. Operating Systems 16. IBM PC maintenance 17. CCNA 18. Database programming Seminars Example for Seminars , conferences or workshops as presenter (Examples) 1. Mobile applications ecosystem 2014 2. Mobile technology trends 2012 3. Portal Site Design & Implementation AUC 2000
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